STAA All-America Program

The STAA All-America program recognizes the most outstanding collegiate radio sportscasters in the country and encourages collegiate sportscasters nationwide to strive to achieve their best. Each June, the nation's most outstanding collegiate sportscaster is presented the Jim Nantz Award, named in honor of the award winning CBS sports broadcaster. Applications for the 2011 Jim Nantz Award will be accepted starting January 1, 2011.

FINAL 2010 TOP 20

1. John Twork, Sr, Eastern Illinois

2. Kevin O'Rourke, Sr, Rutgers

3. Andrew Allegretta, Sr, Syracuse

4. Andrew Africk, Sr, Syracuse

5. John Stevens, Jr, East Tennessee State

6. Brian Boesch, Jr, Ohio

7. Alex Faust, So, Northeastern

8. Ryan Holt, Sr, Holy Cross

9. Caleb Troop, Jr, Ohio

10. Tony Simeone, Jr, Pepperdine

11. Josh Weinstock, Sr, Northwestern

12. Morgan Lillich, Sr, Kansas State

13. Jacob Wilkins, Sr, Penn State

14. Michael Spero, Sr, Kansas

15. David Resnick, Sr, Syracuse

16. Kyle Campbell, Sr, South Florida

17. Rick Johnston, Sr, Ball State

18. Aaron Morse, Sr, Northwestern

19. John Herrick, Sr, DePauw

20. Adam Young, Sr, Southern Illinois-Edwardsville

(Honorable Mention; alphabetical): Justin Antweil (Jr, University of Miami), Danny Breslauer (Sr, Rutgers), Will Chambers (Sr, Northern Kentucky), Brian Clark (Sr, Fordham), Gavin Cote (So, Ithaca), Andrew Gothelf (Sr, Northwestern), Thomas Hannifan (Jr, Penn State), Ben Heisler (Sr, Indiana), Adam Helfgott (Jr, Rutgers), Roger Hoover (Sr, Tennessee), John Kurtz (Jr, Kansas State), Jonathan Lauder (Sr, Hofstra), Nate March (Jr, Ithaca), Mike Leslie (Sr, Hofstra), Landon Stolar (Sr, Syracuse), Drew Sullivan (Jr, Ohio State), Grant Tunkel (USC), Trevor Turner (Jr, Penn State), Kyle West (Jr, Kansas), Evan Winkofsky (Sr, Ohio State)